Trend Enterprises: Fun-to-Know Puzzles: Easy Addition, Learn to Add & Solve Basic Equations, 15 Three-Piece Two-Sided Puzzles, Self-Checking, 30 Puzzles Total, for Ages 4 and Up

Brand:Trend Enterprises

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42.78

Help children build confidence and achieve success with fun, three-piece puzzles that hone their skills at their own pace. Only matching pieces fit together so students can learn by trial and error while they practice addition. Durable pieces offer photos for real-life learning on front and numbers on back. Each piece measures 3" x 3". The Easy Addition Fun-to-Know Puzzles set includes 15 two-sided puzzles. Puzzles are ideal for teaching students ages 5 and up.

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EAN: 0885758939167

Categories Toys & Games, Learning & Education, Flash Cards,

Great for classroom and home use. Only matching pieces fit together. Sturdy storage box. Durable, 3" x 3" pieces. Photos for real-life learning. MAKING LEARNING FUN FOR OVER 50 YEARS- TREND's educational and motivational products have been trusted by educators, caregivers, and therapists since 1968! We know what works in classrooms and what kids respond to - and use that experience to create fun, made-in-USA games, skill builders, and rewards to support learning, fair play, and family time. VALUE, QUALITY, AND SAFETY - 45 big (3" x 3") and sturdy boardstock cards are packed in a reinforced cardboard storage box, for many years of use. These puzzles exceed all children's product safety standards and are tested routinely. LEARNING CAN BE A GAME - As learners' skills grow, add tweaks to game play for more challenge - for instance, setting out a problem but leaving out one piece for the student to decide what is needed. Or, ask the learner what the sum would be if a different number were being added! Designed for ages 5 and up. RESEARCH BASED, CLASSROOM PROVEN - Repetition of the matching activity is key to building brain connections, so we use fun, detailed, attention-getting illustrations to illustrate item grouping. Basic printing is large and easy to read. And only matching pieces fit together so the learner knows when a match is made. These elements build enjoyment, and that leads to playing again and again. PUT IT TOGETHER TO BUILD MATH SKILLS - This puzzle set serves as a fun introduction to addition. Fifteen different equations are presented: on one side, shown by groups of high-interest objects; on the other side, shown with numerals. Numbers represented range between 1 and 10. Supports learning standards from early-childhood professional organizations as well as national and state guidelines.

Brand	Trend Enterprises
Country of Origin	USA
Customer Reviews	4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars 299 ratings 4.8 out of 5 stars
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	1.19 x 7.5 x 7.5 inches
Item model number	T-36013
Item Weight	10.2 ounces
Manufacturer	TREND ENTERPRISES, INC.
Manufacturer Minimum Age (MONTHS)	60.0
Manufacturer recommended age	5 - 15 years
Number of Pieces	45
Product Dimensions	1.19 x 7.5 x 7.5 inches
Puzzle type	Jigsaw

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Scritto da: CL

Great Introduction to Addition

I got the addition set to help teach my little one math through objects. The addition set is a self correcting set that uses objects on one side and numbers on the other side. In the beginning, I had my little girl put the puzzle together. She would put two balls and two balls equals four balls. After that, we used it to place the equation with the pictures together. For example she would place two balls and two balls and then she would have to tell me the total is four balls. After that, she got the last card to check if she was correct. As you probably guessed, once she mastered the counting objects, we flipped over the cards and used the number equations. My only issue is that the puzzles come with very few sets. I would have liked for it to come with more equations. 15 is a lot but after a while my girls grasped the concept and I would have liked to see how they did with other numbers. Overall the Easy Addition puzzles are a great way to introduce counting and addition to your little one. It is fun and the self correcting feature will help them along. If this is not enough, this puzzle has a grow with me feature starting with counting objects and ending with a real equation.

Scritto da: Oksana Baranetska

Good educational toy

This toy is very interesting for my child. The packaging is great, the delivery is fast and the price is reasonable.

Scritto da: nson17

Great For Learning!

My son loves puzzles! We have so many now, and I thought this looked like a way to combine learning with fun. And it has helped him count. It helps so much with adding up the numbers but also being able to connect real things to those numbers. I also suggest using a stuffed animal and making it talk while learning. Suddenly, my son wanted to play this "game" and nothing else because our stuffed dog Rubble was playing with him.

Scritto da: j boulton

Sturdy, colorful and easy to use

With the cancellation of schools everywhere I was looking for some math resources that were engaging and would hold up. These are sturdy, colorful and easy to use. They fit the needs I was looking for.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Love it! Wish the had this in subtraction as well.

My 3yr old son loved this and picked up how to add up the objects quick, so now we use the number side and he surprised me and knew the answers that way as well without having to count the objects.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Great for elementary age

I used this for my kindergarten class and they enjoy putting the pieces together.

Scritto da: Shad

Math made fun!

My girls love this!! It’s great for teaching kinder and first grade kids math

Scritto da: Angela

Helped my son so much

My son LOVES these puzzles. They helped him so much getting ready for school. He still does them to this day even though he technically doesnt need them anymore. Thanks so much for the addition puzzle